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**RETIRED** Transitioned military officer | Battle Management C2ISR Specialist | Critical Thinker | Team Oriented Leader | Senior Mentor | Security Clearance — TS/SCI can be reactivated
Location: Warner Robins, Georgia, United States 11 work roles 3 schools
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**RETIRED** Transitioned military officer | Battle Management C2ISR Specialist | Critical Thinker | Team Oriented Leader | Senior Mentor | Security Clearance — TS/SCI can be reactivated
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Warner Robins, Georgia, United States

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Greg “Bugsy” Malone is listed as **RETIRED** Transitioned military officer | Battle Management C2ISR Specialist | Critical Thinker | Team Oriented Leader | Senior Mentor | Security Clearance — TS/SCI can be reactivated based in Warner Robins, Georgia, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Greg “Bugsy” Malone.

Greg “Bugsy” Malone previously worked as Chief Of Staff at 116Th Operations Support Squadron and Group Exercise Planner at 116Th Operations Support Squadron. Greg “Bugsy” Malone holds Bachelor Of Business Administration (Bba), Business Administration And Management, General from University Of North Texas.

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About Greg “Bugsy” Malone

Results-oriented, dedicated and experienced Air Force officer with over 20 years of experience in the C2ISR environment. Demonstrated leadership abilities: Chief of Staff, Flight Commander, Chief of Current Operations and Mission Crew Commander leading combat aircrews in multiple overseas deployments totaling 2400+ combat flying hours. Seeking new opportunities to leverage advanced Military, Operational Planning and organizational skills into a Defense or supervisory position. Proven ability as a problem solver under stressful conditions.

Listed skills include Military, Military Experience, Security Clearance, Command, and 11 others.

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Chief Of Staff

116Th Operations Support Squadron

Robins Afb, Ga

Responsible for ensuring efficient operation of Command Section, providing customer support to 60-person Air National Guard squadron. Directs the processing of all officer and enlisted performance reports, decorations and promotion recommendations. Establishes procedures for processing official communications, coordinates squadron inputs to group/wing/Major Command (MAJCOM). Responsible to commander for development and execution of unit policies. Maintains Combat Mission Ready (CMR) status as E-8C Mission Crew Commander (MCC) and Senior Director (SD).

May 2018 - Jul 2021

Group Exercise Planner

116Th Operations Support Squadron

Robins Afb, Georgia

Generated, coordinated and disseminated exercise materials and information to group and wing personnel. Reached out to external Combat Air Force (CAF), joint agencies and exercise representatives to integrate E-8C training objectives into exercises. JSTARS emissary at Exercise Planning Conferences. Optimized E-8C capabilities and system integration into training events. Coordinated with Air Combat Command (ACC) planners through the Falcon tracking system software. Maintained Combat Mission Ready (CMR) status as E-8C Mission Crew Commander (MCC) and Senior Director (SD).

Jun 2015 - May 2018

Assistant Chief, Wing Weapons And Tactics

116Th Operations Support Squadron

Robins Afb, Georgia

Assisted in the development of E-8C Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs). Developed simulation scenarios to support four Operations Plans (OPLANS). Reviewed/updated tactical manuals, Operations Group (OG) Standards and Instructions. Coordinated contingency Spin-Up and aircrew certification programs/briefs and reviewed/evaluated tactics proposals. Advocated for and provided support to five squadron tactics branches. Maintained Combat Mission Ready (CMR) status as E-8C Mission Crew Commander (MCC) and Senior Director (SD).

Jun 2013 - Jun 2015

Flight Commander

128Th Airborne Command And Control Squadron

Robins Afb, Ga

Led flight of 40 Air National Guard personnel assigned to 14 aircrew specialities on the $366M E-8C JSTARS aircraft. Responsible to the squadron commander for the administration, discipline, training and professional development of assigned members. Oversaw the combat mission readiness of personnel to ensure combat aircrews can support US Combatant Commanders. Maintained Combat Mission Ready (CMR) status as an E-8C Mission Crew Commander (MCC) and Senior Director (SD).

Jun 2012 - Jun 2013

Assistant Flight Commander

128Th Airborne Command And Control Squadron

Robins Afb, Ga

Assisted in leading flight of 40 Air National Guard personnel assigned to 14 aircrew specialities on the $366M E-8C JSTARS aircraft. Responsible to the flight commander for the administration, discipline, training and professional development of assigned members. Oversaw the combat mission readiness of personnel to ensure combat aircrews can support US Combatant Commanders. Maintained Combat Mission Ready (CMR) status as an E-8C Senior Director (SD) and Sensor Management Officer (SMO).

Sep 2010 - Jun 2012

Chief, Current Operations

128Th Airborne Command And Control Squadron

Robins Afb, Ga

Directed current operations and exercises for 200 personnel flying aboard the E-8C aircraft. Developed the daily, monthly and quarterly flying schedule to meet the unit's annual flying hour program. Managed scheduling issues, mission execution and the Squadron Aviation Resource Management (SARM) shop. Augmented the 116th Air Control Wing's Exercises Shop; coordinated with 35 Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security agencies to leverage and maximize live training opportunities. Maintained Combat Mission Ready (CMR) status as an E-8C Senior Director (SD) and Sensor Management Officer (SMO).

Aug 2007 - Sep 2010

Electronic Warfare Staff Officer

Allied Air Component Command (Cc-Air), Headquarters Izmir

Nato, (Eur) - Izmir, Turkey

Key joint-staff officer assigned to team of six international NATO officers in the Command and Control Warfare Section of the A3 branch. Represented the entire NATO Southern Region through primary responsibility for electronic warfare (EW) operations during Headquarter's exercises. Assisted in the planning and execution of NATO Integrated Air Defense System (NATINADS) EW Force Integration Program (EWFIP) for six assigned Combined Air Operations Centers (CAOC).

Aug 2006 - Aug 2007

Chief, Long Range Scheduling

116Th Operations Support Squadron

Robins Afb, Ga

Developed the daily, monthly and quarterly flying schedule for the 116th Air Control Wing. Supervised six active duty and Air National Guard schedulers. Coordinated with three operational squadrons and one training squadron ensuring flight training requirements were met for 900+ aircrew members. Represented the 116th Air Control Wing at Major Command (MAJCOM) and joint scheduling conferences. Coordinated C2ISR, CAS, AI, CSAR and AAR events. Executed wing CPO events, combined force exercises and MAJCOM directed taskings. Maintained Combat Mission Ready (CMR) status as an E-8C Sensor Management Officer (SMO) and Air Weapons Officer (AWO).Constructed scheduling plan for assigned aircraft and combined armed forces assets to support the 116th Air Control Wing's 12,450 annual Flying Hour program. Coordinated E-8C training flight profiles for four flying squadrons, delivered rated aircrew training program sorties, large force exercises for 900+ aircrew. Interleaved 350 training sorties among six MAJCOM tasked events and 2 Operational Readiness Exercises.

Feb 2005 - Aug 2006

Assistant Chief, Current Operations

128Th Airborne Command And Control Squadron

Robins Afb, Ga

Stood up the Current operations shop for the 116th Air Control Wing's newest operational squadron. Directed current operations and exercises for 200 personnel flying aboard the E-8C aircraft. Developed the daily, monthly and quarterly flying schedule to meet the unit's annual flying hour program. Managed scheduling issues, mission execution and the Squadron Aviation Resource Management (SARM) shop. Augmented the 116th Air Control Wing's Exercises Shop; coordinated with 35 Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security agencies to leverage and maximize live training opportunities. Maintained Combat Mission Ready (CMR) status as an E-8C Air Weapons Officer (AWO).

Oct 2003 - Feb 2005

Student, E-8C Air Weapons Officer Course

330Th Combat Training Squadron

Robins Afb, Ga

Distinguished Graduate

Feb 2001 - Oct 2003

Student, Basic Air Battle Manager Course

325Th Air Control Squadron

Tyndall Afb, Fl

Feb 2001 - Dec 2001
3 education records

Greg “Bugsy” Malone education

Bachelor Of Business Administration (Bba), Business Administration And Management, General

Activities and Societies: Air Force ROTC

Squadron Officer School

Usaf Squadron Officer School
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Greg “Bugsy” Malone is listed as **RETIRED** Transitioned military officer | Battle Management C2ISR Specialist | Critical Thinker | Team Oriented Leader | Senior Mentor | Security Clearance — TS/SCI can be reactivated.

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Greg “Bugsy” Malone is based in Warner Robins, Georgia, United States.

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Greg “Bugsy” Malone has worked for 116Th Operations Support Squadron, 128Th Airborne Command And Control Squadron, Allied Air Component Command (Cc-Air), Headquarters Izmir, 330Th Combat Training Squadron, and 325Th Air Control Squadron.

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Greg “Bugsy” Malone holds Bachelor Of Business Administration (Bba), Business Administration And Management, General from University Of North Texas.

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Greg “Bugsy” Malone is listed with skills including Military, Military Experience, Security Clearance, Command, Military Operations, Leadership, Management, and Dod.

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